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Maine to receive $1.3M for brownfields cleanup at three sites
Updated: May 8, 2020Recipients in Androscoggin County, Millinocket and Portland will receive a total of $1.3 million to assess and clean up contaminated properties under the federal Brownfields Program.
Sale of an industrial building that once served machinery needs of Lewiston’s textile mills
May 2, 2020A Maine native now based in Medford, Mass., bought the 89,000-square-foot industrial building, which was originally home to the Lewiston Machine Co. and was later converted to a woolen mill.
Leapfrog Group awards 'A' for safety to 11 Maine hospitals
May 1, 2020The national organization of employers and other health care purchasers evaluates safety and performance in hospitals nationwide, including 17 in Maine.
Central Maine Healthcare offers screening help so businesses can safely reopen
April 30, 2020The Return to Work Screening program, through the Lewiston-based health care system's Maine Urgent Care Centers, provides guidance for businesses as they try to assess employee health and look to reopen safely.
Supreme Court rules Lewiston health insurer is owed $59M in fed back payments
April 29, 2020Community Health Options paid into a risk-sharing program set up by the Affordable Care Act. But after losing money, the nonprofit health insurer never received federal payments from the program.
Maine farmers' markets reopen, but with social distancing and other precautions
April 28, 2020Farmers' markets in Maine are opening for the summer season, but with new restrictions designed to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection. Vendors and shoppers are adapting to the changes.
A day to recognize the 2020 Mainebiz Business Leaders of the Year
Updated: April 28, 2020On Tuesday, when Mainebiz was to have honored them at a reception in Falmouth, Mainebiz salutes four individuals as the 2020 Business Leaders of the Year. The honorees are profiled in the pages of Mainebiz, including a special 20th anniversary…
Good Shepherd Food Bank projects $6.3M in new costs related to pandemic
Updated: April 23, 2020The nonprofit will need an estimated $6.3 million in resources over six months to feed Mainers, it said, citing the COVID-19 crisis. Among businesses responding to the crisis is Maine retailer Marden's.
Maine small-biz funding roundup: more loans, fintech and options for self-employed
Updated: April 22, 2020A second round of emergency federal funding may soon bring relief to Maine businesses, and lenders are preparing for another wave of loan applications. There are other options available as well.
As businesses try to stay afloat, Portland loosens rules, Bangor and L-A add resources
April 21, 2020Portland is allowing nonessential businesses to ship items ordered by phone or online, and offer non-contact delivery and curbside pickup, after a clarification of city rules last week caused an uproar from small businesses.
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